Adam For Oklahoma
I am a constitutional purist and a fighter. I don't just believe in the law, I believe in its highest form: natural rights, foundational principles, and strict adherence to the original intent of the Constitution.
Also, I am not afraid to challenge long-standing systems, even if it means standing alone. When God called me to run for the United States Senate, it was not to climb a ladder for power nor fame but to shake it!
We can not sit back and see the systemic flaws, especially in elections and fail to act. I am completely convinced and believe that reform isn't just needed - it is well over due!!! For the act of seeing something evil and failing to respond is the same as being complicit in committing the evil acts itself.
What God has called me to do aligns with my belief in legacy in actions not only in business, law, or family.... My actions are aimed at protecting something greater than myself but for truth, liberty, and security for future generations. I believe our Constitutional Republic is worth saving, even if we have to drag it back to its founding principles by force of law, truth, and determination.
The Hidden Insurrection of 1910!
On January 21, 1776, Samuel Adams warned:
“How strangely will the tools of a tyrant pervert the plain meaning of words.”
That warning is exactly what this case is about.
In 1910, a small group of influential financiers and policymakers met on Jekyll Island to design a new national banking framework. That system was later implemented through federal and state legislation, shaping the structure of modern finance.
Following its adoption, organized political and institutional efforts emerged that sought to move away from the Supreme Court’s ruling in Pollock v. Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co.(1895), which held that certain forms of federal taxation without apportionment were unconstitutional.
Why This Matters
This case asks a simple question:
Can the State limit who you’re allowed to vote for before the real election even begins?
The argument is no.
The Constitution protects:
* Your right to choose your representatives
* Your right to political association
* Your right to equal protection under the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution
Filtering candidates through primaries may restrict those rights before your vote is ever cast.
Why This Matters to You!
This is not just about elections.
It is about whether:
* Your vote is fully protected
* Your choices are limited before you vote
* The Constitution still governs our elections
Furthermore, I believe we must look at how the Constitution was written with the meaning of words during the era of its creation to fully restore our Constitutional Republic's honor back to what was left to us. Just as the famous question from Dr. Elizabeth Powel "Well, Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?" which garnered the response from:
Ben Franklin, "A republic, if you can keep it."